San Antonio College - El Alamo Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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History on Closed Circuit Television Two courses entitled the Great Plains and the Great Frontier, taught by the late Dr. Walter P. Webb, are available on closed circuit television from the University of Texas. Dr. David B. Trimble gives the required History of the United States as part of the Texas Educational Microwave proiect. Also offered are studies in the principles and problems of economics, natural environment geography, governments and constitutions of the United States and Texas, and histories ot the Old and New Testament CBibleJ, as well as English and European Civilization. interested history students linger after class to examine the West Point Atlas referred to during lecture period. Looking on as Instructor Frank Smyrl points out sites of major Civil War battles on the Atlas are Charles Roberts, Martha Quillin, and Mark Jenschke. ix, So enthused by their history course were Bob Pierce, Miles Appleberry, and Thad Stappenbeck that they stopped Dr. Trimble, professor of history, to discuss a controversial point at the 'Foot of the stairs in the Lottin Student Center. l2l

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Gardner Atkinson fl ex- -- f --Tfirwf----Z V , , , H . , 2 -2 'tag :lp ' as . ,g,1f7,..,efsg. T. 'n,n ., ae..,r,asf:i-.rl 3333 iiirn at if 1 ..i at Gardner Atkinson, Jr., who prefers to be called Tim, spends many of his week-ends and, he confesses, some school nights too, playing drums with a small combo. His musical interests do not interfere with studies, however, for his high grades earned him a position on the Dean's List and election to Phi Theta Kappa. Since his high school days at Thomas Jeffer- son, Gardner has nurtured an enioyment of math and science and has chosen the comparatively new but promising field of engineering science. He plans to continue his studies at The Univer- sity of Texas. To stimulate his interest in science, Gardner has ioined Alpha Sigma Kappa. Science, however, is not his only interest, for he is a member of DeMolay and is interested in water skiing, skin diving, and music.